hall, susie
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Miss Susie Hall
- Record count
- 19
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Ardeola; Bloomfield; Cypress; Dexter; Dudley; Fidelity Center; Guide Star; Scarry William; Walnut Grove
- First event date
- 1911-08-16
- Last event date
- 1930-09-12
Timeline — 18 events
- 1911-08-16 Scarry William. Pupils with perfect attendance during the first month of school at Scarry William: Frances and Katie Kleffer, Johnnie, Hester and Marie Mekan, Josephine Kleffer, Roxy Lee, Emma Young, Earl Sanders, Johnnie Kleffer, Emma Sanders and Ethel Lee; Miss Susie Hall is the teacher Co-mention…
- 1911-08-16 Dexter. Beamed in on us Saturday with Miss Susie Mekan; Master Marechal Hall was with them; for him this was Dexter and by no means Sans Souci Co-mentioned: Miss Susie Mekan; Master Marechal Hall. Quote: "Miss Susie Hall and Susie Mekan beamed in on us Saturday, Master Marechal Hall was with them."
- 1911-08-23 Guide Star. Sunday Misses Susie Hall, Susie Mekan and Frank Mekan visited friends at Guide Star Co-mentioned: Susie Mekan; Frank Mekan. Quote: "Sunday Misses Susie Hall, Susie Mekan and Frank Mekan visited friends at Guide Star."
- 1911-09-13 Ardeola. Entertained week's-end guests Messrs. Frank, August and Albert Mekan and Miss Susie Mekan of Fidelity Center neighborhood, Oscar McElrath of Dexter, and William and Charles Gruner of St. Louis Co-mentioned: Frank Mekan; August Mekan; Albert Mekan; Susie Mekan; Oscar McElrath; William Gruner…
- 1911-11-22 Fidelity Center. Miss Susie Hall and Mekan's young folks attended the box supper at Guide Star school house, November 15 Co-mentioned: Mekan's young folks. Quote: "Miss Susie Hall and Mekan's young folks attended the box supper at Guide Star school house, November 15."
- 1913-03-26 Walnut Grove. Returned home Friday Quote: "Miss Susie Hall returned home Friday"
- 1913-06-11 Was here Saturday with her father Prof. C. A. Hall at the teachers' examination Quote: "Prof. C. A. Hall and daughter, Miss Susie, were here Saturday at the teachers' examination."
- 1917-01-11 Dudley. Was a Poplar Bluff shopper last week Quote: "Miss Susie Hall was a Poplar Bluff shopper last week"
- 1926-07-16 Cypress school. Miss Susie Hall will begin her eighth term of school at Cypress school two weeks from Monday Quote: "Miss Susie Hall will begin her eighth term of school at Cypress school two weeks from Monday."
- 1927-11-04 Dexter. Went to Dexter, shopping, Saturday Quote: ""Miss Susie Hall went to Dexter, shopping, Saturday.""
- 1927-12-02 Dudley. Miss Susie Hall dismissed her school last Thursday for the Thanksgiving holidays; the schoolhouse is getting a new coat of paint and interior decoration
- 1928-05-04 Dudley. Miss Susie Hall and Mr. Cleve Orr were re-elected directors of the Dudley school board; Hall was elected board president and Orr clerk, a $1.10 levy carried, and the teachers were re-employed with term expiring May 16 Co-mentioned: Mr. Cleve Orr. Quote: "At the annual school election the two…
- 1928-05-04 Dexter. Miss Susie Hall shopped in Dexter Saturday afternoon Quote: "Miss Susie Hall shopped in Dexter Saturday afternoon."
- 1929-01-04 Dudley. Miss Susie Hall had a Xmas tree and a Xmas program at her school; many visitors were present and a good program was given by the children
- 1929-03-08 Cypress. Miss Susie Hall closed a very successful term of school at Cypress Tuesday with games and contests; it was her ninth year at that place; she also attended the teacher's examination at Bloomfield Friday and Saturday
- 1930-06-13 Dudley. Miss Susie Hall and her mother were here Tuesday from Dudley Co-mentioned: mother. Quote: "were here Tuesday from Dudley."
- 1930-09-12 Bloomfield. Miss Susie Hall attended the teachers' association at Bloomfield last Saturday
- (undated) Dudley. Elected a member of the Dudley school board at the school election held Tuesday Quote: "The school election went off very nicely Tuesday. J. M. Hunt, B. H. Nicks and Miss Susie Hall were elected members of the School Board."
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